Tennessee, Ohio and Great Lakes Trail
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| − | *A system of various trails linked together leading from Nashville, Tennessee to the Great Lakes. | + | |
| − | *Route leading from Kentucky and the upper south such as Virginia, North and South Carolina to the lands in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. | + | *A system of various trails linked together leading from Nashville, Tennessee to the Great Lakes. |
| + | *Route leading from Kentucky and the upper south such as Virginia, North and South Carolina to the lands in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. | ||
*Upon arriving on the Great Lakes a settler could then take a boat to Minnesota and to points in the upper mid west. | *Upon arriving on the Great Lakes a settler could then take a boat to Minnesota and to points in the upper mid west. | ||
| − | ===Map of trails=== | + | === Map of trails === |
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[http://www.geocities.com/dmfamilyworks/MT_page.htm See principle trail 108 in central Kentucky and central Ohio]. | [http://www.geocities.com/dmfamilyworks/MT_page.htm See principle trail 108 in central Kentucky and central Ohio]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:42, 5 February 2013
Route
- A system of various trails linked together leading from Nashville, Tennessee to the Great Lakes.
- Route leading from Kentucky and the upper south such as Virginia, North and South Carolina to the lands in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
- Upon arriving on the Great Lakes a settler could then take a boat to Minnesota and to points in the upper mid west.
Map of trails
See principle trail 108 in central Kentucky and central Ohio.
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